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A symbol of patriotic France, here is the Arc de Triomphe, rising from the center of the Place Charles de Gaulle. Simply made, I had created this more as a scenic backdrop for my Parisian Sims, however it is fully furnished. At its base lies the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, with its Flame of Remembrance, and within is the small attic museum displaying the background and architectural history of the arch. There is also an observation deck at its apex.

Credit to Witchygirrl, for the Iron Shale floor tile, and to www.freeimages.co.uk.com for use of Parisian pics.


*EDIT -- Please DO NOT upload this lot, or any of my other works, to the Exchange and/or any paysites without my consent.

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